181st Street Subway Station Reopens

Had been shuttered for two weeks

Updated 7:45 AM EST, Mon, Aug 31, 2009

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The 181st Street subway station in Manhattan, which was closed when a portion of the brick ceiling facade fell on the roadbed, reopened on Monday morning.

Train service on the No. 1 line had been bypassing the Washington Heights station since Aug. 16.

Transit officials say riders should be we wary of limited space on the platform due to scaffolding.

First Published: Aug 31, 2009 6:28 AM EST

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